A decorative arrangement featuring multiple Vietnamese conical hats (nón lá) intertwined with artificial flowers and foliage is depicted

A decorative arrangement featuring multiple Vietnamese conical hats (nón lá) intertwined with artificial flowers and foliage is depicted. Approximately nine nón lá are visible, varying in orientation; some are shown from the side, displaying their conical profile with red trim along the rim, while others are viewed from above, revealing concentric rings and a central red and white star-like pattern on the largest circular hat at the bottom right. The hats are predominantly light beige or off-white, made of woven material. The floral elements include numerous artificial chrysanthemums or marigold-type flowers in bright orange and white, several light pink artificial flowers, and a single yellow flower. These are interspersed with artificial green leaves, including broad, large leaves and smaller, more clustered foliage resembling eucalyptus. The arrangement is positioned vertically against a dark, possibly black or dark brown, paneled surface, which appears to be a door or wall. A copper-toned vertical pipe or decorative rod with a circular bracket is partially visible on the far right, suggesting an indoor or sheltered architectural setting. No people, actions, or specific interactions are visible. While the presence of nón lá strongly indicates a Vietnamese context, the precise location within the city of Đà Nẵng cannot be determined from the provided visual information alone.